Lovett Miller & Co

Scott Miller and Rad Lovett are the principals driving investment decisions, per the firm's website. CEO testimonials name both as directly engaged, accessible, and decisive board partners who shape corporate strategy and market approach during the hold period.

The firm typically invests $3 million to $10 million in equity per company, according to its website, but remains open to smaller or larger checks. Transaction structures include growth capital, minority shareholder liquidity, and growth buyouts.

The firm is anchored in Florida and the broader Southeast United States. Sector emphasis is on rapidly growing, privately held technology-enhanced services and healthcare companies, with confirmed exits spanning HR software, medical devices, and banking.

All publicly available descriptions point entirely to direct, balance-sheet-style investing. There is no mention of fund-of-fund commitments, separate limited partner vehicles, or institutional fundraising — the model centers on proprietary equity deployment into individual operating companies.

Exits have consistently come through strategic acquisitions. Portfolio company Employease was acquired by ADP, Sigma International General Medical Apparatus was purchased by Baxter International, and PeopleClick completed a merger agreement with Bedford Funding. EverBank, another portfolio company, pursued an IPO in 2012.